Bibliophany 

Bibliophany (n.)
bib-lee-oh-fuh-nee

Etymology: Early 21st century; from Greek βιβλίο (biblío) 'book' and φανερός (faneros) 'manifest' or 'revealed'.

Definition:

The experience of a sudden and profound realization or understanding, often life-changing, that is derived specifically from reading a book.
An epiphany or moment of clarity triggered by the content or message of a written work, causing a shift in one's perspective, values, or beliefs.

After finishing the novel, she experienced a bibliophany that altered the way she viewed her place in the world.

Bibliophany by JuanCGuerrero April 26, 2023

bibliophagia 

the act of eating books.

The paper and book covers in my fecal matter and the disappearing of all books in my house is a direct result of my recent bouts of bibliophagia.

bibliophagia by H Resin April 5, 2011

bibliophoney 

One who browses bookstores because they prefer the feel of real books, but ultimately purchases the book on their smart phone as they leave the store.

Bookstore clerk 1: that guys such a bibliophoney, he's just browsing not buying.

Browsing the Kindle store is not as much fun as strolling around the Borders bibliophoning

bibliophoney by thinkconor March 17, 2012